wearing
v.v. having clothes, jewelry, or glasses on your body. You use this to describe what someone is dressed in right now.
v. carrying or having on the body as a covering, adornment, or protection. The present participle of 'wear', often used in continuous tenses to describe current attire.
She is wearing a blue dress today.
He is wearing a heavy coat because the temperature dropped significantly this morning.
While most guests were wearing formal suits, the artist arrived wearing a simple linen shirt, subtly signaling his indifference to the evening's strict dress code.
The verb is transitive and requires a direct object (the item of clothing).
I am wearing a new carI have a new carLearners sometimes confuse 'wear' with 'have' or 'use'; 'wear' is strictly for items attached to the body like clothes or perfume.